THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. Awaken your senses in two of the Kingdom of Morocco’s ‘imperial cities’, Fes and Meknes (the others are Marrakech and Rabat), where bright colours, rhythms, sights, smells, sounds and tastes find full amplification. This pair of cities abound in architectural splendour, especially in their ancient and labyrinthine medinas, both of them UNESCO-recognised World Heritage Sites where culture and tradition permeate every stone.

Set on the southeastern edge of Europe, Moldova has undeniably received very little tourist traffic compared to the rest of the continent. Ask most people where Moldova is and there’s a good chance they’ve never even heard of it. However, more and more travellers are venturing to this little-chartered destination just a bit too far…

THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE IS ENGLISH, SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE. Santa Marta, known for its beautiful beaches, thrilling festivals, great weather, good value and laid back vibe, is one of Colombia’s most popular resort towns, attracting tourist from around the world throughout the year.

THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND SWAHILI. Mombasa, located on Kenya’s eastern coastline, is the country’s second-largest city. A prosperous place with a fascinating and culturally diverse history, it is home to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and within easy striking distance of superb nature, wildlife and marine parks.